v. Obs. Also pa. pple. forgalded. [f. FOR- pref.1 + GALL v.] To gall thoroughly.
1563. Mirr. Mag., Hen. Dk. Buckhm., lxxxiv.
| Who so hath seene the Bull chased with Dartes, | |
| And with dyepe woundes forgald and gored so, | |
| Tyl he oppressed with the deadlye smartes, | |
| Fall in a rage, and runne vpon his foe. |
1576. Gascoigne, Philomene (Arb.), 117.
| But sure, that horse which tryeth like a rolle, | |
| And lothes the griefe of his forgalded sides, | |
| Is better, much than is the harbrainde colte | |
| Which headlong runnes and for no bridle bydes. |
